‘Who is advising you?’ Kenyans Question Uhuru’s Decision to Give Dictator Museveni Land in Naivasha

Ugandan dictator Yoweri Museveni might visit Kenya as many times as he wants but it is evident that most Kenyans don’t like him.

Museveni’s decision to harass and maim Kenyans at the infamous Migingo Island, and the recent harassment of firebrand pop star musician cum politician Bobi Wine has put him in Kenya’s bad books.

It was therefore a surprise for most Kenyans, when it was announced that President Uhuru Kenyatta will give Museveni a piece of land in Naivasha to construct a dry port.

Is it true president Kenyatta has given his Ugandan counterpart a parcel of land in naivasha? If so in the near future Kenya will be sold and it's inhabitants will become refugees.

— Ronnie (@mortal254) March 28, 2019

Maybe, just maybe, Uhuru has sold this country and very soon we will be refugees. After all, the Ugandan dictator has never hidden his hatred for Kenyans. In 2009, he accused us of stealing his cows.

What is soooo difficult for President Uhuru Kenyatta to admit that his family will be leasing their Naivasha land to Uganda (to build a dry port)? The income will be going to Kenyatta family, if not why not build the port at Elburgon, Kisii or even Narok?

— THE INCREDIBLY TERRIBLE! (@allen_arnold) March 28, 2019

Or we should ask Aden Duale to repeat the ‘ hii shamba si ya mama yako.’ But what if ni ya mama Ngina?

I remember sometimes back when @KagutaMuseveni said that Migingo is in Kenya but the fish and water are in Uganda…the same will apply here…The dry port in Naivasha shall be in Kenya but NAIVASHA itself will be in Uganda #Naivasha.

— CPA Agrippah Odhiambo (@AGRIPPAH2) March 28, 2019

Alafu, why is Uhuru not telling us what Kenyans will be getting from this Naivasha deal? Shouldn’t it be a symbiotic relationship?

Big up to Uhuru my president for another rubbish deal. Now Ugandans will continue to pay port charges to the govt of Uganda from Naivasha, that is revenue due to Kenya gone like that. For what in exchange? After giving out a similar bad deal in Mombasa port.

— Chris (@Ndinkta) March 28, 2019

So the SGR will be going up to Busia. Why not construct the dry port at the border since Busia is closer to Uganda? Why Naivasha? What is in this deal?

President Uhuru Kenyatta says Kenya will give Uganda land in Naivasha to construct dry port; President Museveni urges speedy process of EAC political confederation.

Q's
-Who's land will it be built on?
-Naivasha & Busia which is closer to Uganda?
– Why Naivasha?

Sema nami….. pic.twitter.com/qAKqlIU6Em

— Cyprian, Is Nyakundi (@CisNyakundi) March 28, 2019

And it is not just the Naivasha port that we should be worried about. Have you guys noticed that there is nothing Kenya will be exporting to Uganda? I mean, what is the meaning of this #KenyaUgandaRelations?

Museveni vs Uhuru

Uganda

Import Chickens to Kenya
Import more eggs to Kenya
Import Sugar to Kenya
Get land at Naivasha to build a port

Kenya

We have agreed to work together
We have agreed to work together
We have agreed to work together— Benjah’ wa Nyenjeri (@ECDGraduate) March 28, 2019

And what is the meaning of a dry port again?

Looks Migingo was given as a “wet” port now Naivasha a dry port— WERE Philip (@WEREPhilip1) March 28, 2019

Someone thinks this could just be a family affair between the Kenyatta’s and the Musevenis and Kenyans and Ugandans are just being dragged in.

Kenyatta family leases their grabbed land in Naivasha to Yoweri Museveni of Uganda in a family-to-family business deal and the two countries (Kenya and Uganda) are being dragged into this. The two corrupt families must Stop tagging us (citizens) in their BLOODY business deals.

— Mulmulwas (@mulmulwas) March 28, 2019

This Naivasha deal is suspicious from all angles.